No. Dux-Soup's own plan pages describe LinkedIn automation, data export, and CRM integration, with no email sending or email campaign feature listed on any plan. Flowkon includes email outreach on its entry Growth plan.
Both, depending on the plan. Dux-Soup's own Knowledge Base confirms Dux-Soup is a Chrome extension. Its Pro and Turbo plans require the browser to stay open, while its highest priced Cloud plan runs on Dux-Soup's own infrastructure. Flowkon is cloud based on every plan.
No. Dux-Soup's own pricing page lists CRM integration as a Turbo plan addition, not included on the entry Pro plan. Flowkon includes CRM integration on its entry Growth plan.
No. Dux-Soup's own Knowledge Base describes only a License Administrator, who manages billing and seats, and Team Members, who use active seats. No read only role is documented. Flowkon has a named Viewer role that gives users read only access to the workspace.
Flowkon's Growth plan starts at $30 per seat per month billed annually, or $37 per seat per month billed monthly, and includes email outreach, CRM integration, and a unified inbox. Dux-Soup's Pro plan starts at $11.25 per month billed annually, or $14.99 billed monthly, but does not include drip campaigns, CRM integration, or a central inbox. Those features require Dux-Soup's Turbo plan, at $41.25 per month billed annually, or $55 billed monthly.
Flowkon has native integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho, monday.com, and Pipedrive. Dux-Soup has native integrations with Salesforce, Pipedrive, HubSpot, SharpSpring, and Freshsales, available from its Turbo plan onward.